Reviewed by Pauline Muir

Another contemporary black choir who in 2001 earned a Stellar Award (the gospel Grammys) for Best New Choir. The CD contains good production techniques that we’ve come to expect from one of the leading gospel record companies while there is a nice mixture of styles, good musicianship and confidant vocals. However, dare I say, it is a little boring. There isn’t any element of this CD that sets it apart from the numerous US black contemporary gospel choirs. After listening several times searching for a unique spark that would ignite my musical and spiritual flames, I was left wanting.

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